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Indonesia's experience with its first anti-monopoly law

Thee Kian Wie - ;

This paper describes the historical origin of Indonesia's First Competition Law, which was enacted on 5 March 1999. The paper argues that a proper competition policy includes both: (1) market-opening or competition-promoting competition law (sometimes reffered to as an anti-monopoly or anti-trust law). The paper offers several critical notes on the Competition Law and argues that three major issues need to be taken into account in a future revision of the Law to ensure a consistent approach to the Law, namely: 1. Clarity in the definition of the goals of the Competition Law ; 2. Universal application of the Law to all business actors; 3. Clear division between market share and anti-competitive business conduct.Baca di tempat


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Call NumberLocationAvailable
EFI-52-2-2004PSB lt.dasar - Pascasarjana1
Penerbit: Lembaga Penyelidikan Ekonomi dan Masyarakat FEUI
Edisi-
SubjekIndonesia
Competition policy
Competition Law
ISBN/ISSN0126155X
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